Classic discontinued sweet treat spotted on shelves once again and Brits are delighted
dailyrecord.co.ukBrits are rejoicing as a classic Nestle sweet treat returns to shelves months after it was discontinued.Nestle's Caramac bar became an instant hit when they arrived in supermarkets in 1959.
The nation was delighted by its caramel flavouring and a 'buttons' version of the treat was even created in 2015. However sales slumped and the bars were pulled from shelves in November of last year.However, disappointed fans can now rejoice as the cancellation was rather short-lived.
Taking to Reddit, one person said: "Discovered my local Premier is still selling Caramac! I shouldn't drag out the goodbye but 9 more for old time's sake can't hurt."Another user admitted he had stockpiled the snack before production was last ceased. "I got a box of 330 bars when they stopped making them with the idea to ration them out over the next few years, doing maybe 1 or 2 a month as a treat," he confessed. "They've all gone…every single one."Another added: "My dad loves this stuff, so when he heard they stopped production, we went hunting, I think we bought like 30 odd packets, he still has like 20, I think I'm gonna inherit them.""For some reason, I absolutely hated Caramac as a child but love it as an adult!" expressed another Redditor in excitement.
Someone else joked: "See how much you can get for a pack on eBay!" And a third added: "I was literally only talking about these a couple of nights ago."Nestle told the Mirror about its decision to axe Caramac bars last year: "Unfortunately we had to withdraw Caramac from our range as sales were relatively low.
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